On the complete development of the teeth : the system whereby dentition may be easily accomplished, and its importance mentally and physically, with the consequences entailed upon their offspring by the incomplete development of the teeth of parents : addressed to the medical profession / by George Henry Cullis.

  • Cullis, George Henry.
Date:
1859
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Credit: On the complete development of the teeth : the system whereby dentition may be easily accomplished, and its importance mentally and physically, with the consequences entailed upon their offspring by the incomplete development of the teeth of parents : addressed to the medical profession / by George Henry Cullis. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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    It cannot be—and I will pray that they may deign to investigate the principle that I have submitted, and as they find it based upon truth, freely adopt it- It is for the lives of millions, and for an immunity from deep sufferings during their lives, that I plead. It is for the interests of thousands, who, but for man’s cruel neglect, might have remained amongst the noblest, as many of them were—the brightest ornaments of society, instead of being immured as lunatics: many of whom, if you will study this matter, it is possible that you may yet restore.